New Ulster Gazette – 1851 – No. 3

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✨ Jury Service and Immigration Statistics

Names.	Residence.	Trade or Calling.
Williamson James	Remuera	Settler
Williamson James	Shortland street	Ditto
Williams Frederick	Onehunga	Servant
Williams William	Wellesley street	Labourer
Williams William	Parnell	Settler
Williams William	Freeman’s bay	Ditto
Williams Thomas	Tamaki	Farmer
Wilson William	Shortland street	Bookbinder
Wilson John	Victoria street	Ditto
Wilson Archibald	West Queen street	Settler
Willis George	Papakura	Farmer
Willets William	Epsom	Settler
Wise Chapman Henry	Mechanics’ Bay	Butcher
Wood Jonathan	Albert street	Carpenter
Woodhouse John	Queen street	Merchant
Wright Thomas	Parnell	Carpenter
Wright Alexander	Albert street	Ditto
Wright William	Ditto	Ditto
Wright Joseph	Freeman’s bay	Settler
Wright James	Mechanics’ bay	Flax dresser
Wylie Thomas	Tamaki	Settler
Young William	Queen street	Eating House Keeper
Young Joseph	Shortland street	Dairyman
Young David	Freeman’s bay	Shoemaker
Young Crawford	Auckland	Clerk

Take Notice that all objections to the annexed List will be heard and determined by me at any time within ten days from the date hereof.

Thomas Beckham,
Resident Magistrate.

Resident Magistrate’s Court,
Auckland, 1st February, 1851.

RETURN of IMMIGRATION and EMIGRATION at the Port of Auckland during the year 1850.

Countries	Emigration	Immigration	Excess of Emigration over Immigration	Excess of Immigration over Emigration
Great Britain	20	199	...	179
British Colonies
New South Wales	157	283	...	126
Van Diemen’s Land	34	40	...	6
Foreign States
Belgium	...	18	...	18
South Sea Islands	16	24	...	8
California, &c.	300	65	235	...
Totals	527	629

Note.—This Return does not include the Military, nor Soldiers discharged from the Army to remain as settlers in the colony. These last, with their families, amounted to 209 souls—viz., 151 men, 21 women, and 37 children.

Compiled from authentic Official Records.

Andrew Sinclair,
Colonial Secretary.

VUW Te Waharoa — New Ulster Gazette 1851, No 3

The short-lived province of New Ulster never had an established council building (in fact, the New Ulster Legislative Council never met). The Province was led by Lieutenant-Governor George Dean-Pitt, whose residence was a regency style villa (depicted) at the top of Greys Avenue, Auckland.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

⚖️ List of Men Liable to Serve on Juries for 1851-2 in Auckland (continued from previous page)

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
Dated1 February 1851
KeywordsJury service, Auckland, New Ulster, Residence, Occupation
👱🏽 Names

25 names identified

James Williamson, Liable to serve on jury
James Williamson, Liable to serve on jury
Frederick Williams, Liable to serve on jury
William Williams, Liable to serve on jury
William Williams, Liable to serve on jury
William Williams, Liable to serve on jury
Thomas Williams, Liable to serve on jury
William Wilson, Liable to serve on jury
John Wilson, Liable to serve on jury
Archibald Wilson, Liable to serve on jury
George Willis, Liable to serve on jury
William Willets, Liable to serve on jury
Chapman Henry Wise, Liable to serve on jury
Jonathan Wood, Liable to serve on jury
John Woodhouse, Liable to serve on jury
Thomas Wright, Liable to serve on jury
Alexander Wright, Liable to serve on jury
William Wright, Liable to serve on jury
Joseph Wright, Liable to serve on jury
James Wright, Liable to serve on jury
Thomas Wylie, Liable to serve on jury
William Young, Liable to serve on jury
Joseph Young, Liable to serve on jury
David Young, Liable to serve on jury
Crawford Young, Liable to serve on jury

👩‍💼 Officials

Thomas Beckham, Resident Magistrate

🛂 Immigration and Emigration Statistics for Auckland in 1850

Domain🛂 Immigration
KeywordsImmigration, Emigration, Statistics, Auckland, 1850
👩‍💼 Officials

Andrew Sinclair, Colonial Secretary

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